Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2014 5:40:51 GMT
There was no way that Shoji would have stuck around for long in the library after falling quite embarrassingly from that chair. Although there were more pressing concerns for the masters stuck in the moon cell at this point, surely it would be a comical subject among the many magus populating their digital prison. In fact Shoji was sure it amused his servant too. At this point, he could only hope that his servant wouldn't bring it up every opportunity.
Even after that incredibly awkward and uncomfortable situation, Shoji took the liberty to explore the main hub where the other participants rested, studied, ate and plotted. His wandering lead him to the church - or more specifically, the small park/mini-courtyard of sorts in front of it, featuring flowerbeds, a water fountain and numerous benches. His brown eyes gazing over the entrance to the holy building, he recalled a few things he had heard when shuffling through the halls. Aside from this main hub - Tsukumihara Academy's campus - there was one other location available to Masters and their Servants - The Celestial Stairway. Accessible through the church, the celestial stairway was an odd realm - full of danger and treasure, mostly the former. Monsters patrolled the various corridors and rooms, and were no doubt aggressive to anything not of their kind. Not only that, but rival Mages and their Heroic familiars were also present in the dungeon, and some definitely had agendas to make life harder for the others by harassing their opponents.
"I'm not even sure if we're ready for that place yet."
Shoji muttered to himself and his servant with a sigh after turning away and taking a seat on one of the park benches facing the fountain. It was at this moment that Shoji realized his hands were a little too empty.
"Dammit! I forgot the book I wanted to read..."
It's not surprising that he forgot it, though - the 16 year old mage often got anxious in awkward situations, especially humiliating ones like that. Looking towards the walkway that lead to the main campus grounds, he wondered how many mages would visit the church to train in the stairway. He was hesitant to get his feet wet there, but they wouldn't improve as Master and Servant duo if they didn't train. He figured they could explore the lower levels of the stairway later today or tomorrow, at least to get a taste of what was to be expected there.
Even after that incredibly awkward and uncomfortable situation, Shoji took the liberty to explore the main hub where the other participants rested, studied, ate and plotted. His wandering lead him to the church - or more specifically, the small park/mini-courtyard of sorts in front of it, featuring flowerbeds, a water fountain and numerous benches. His brown eyes gazing over the entrance to the holy building, he recalled a few things he had heard when shuffling through the halls. Aside from this main hub - Tsukumihara Academy's campus - there was one other location available to Masters and their Servants - The Celestial Stairway. Accessible through the church, the celestial stairway was an odd realm - full of danger and treasure, mostly the former. Monsters patrolled the various corridors and rooms, and were no doubt aggressive to anything not of their kind. Not only that, but rival Mages and their Heroic familiars were also present in the dungeon, and some definitely had agendas to make life harder for the others by harassing their opponents.
"I'm not even sure if we're ready for that place yet."
Shoji muttered to himself and his servant with a sigh after turning away and taking a seat on one of the park benches facing the fountain. It was at this moment that Shoji realized his hands were a little too empty.
"Dammit! I forgot the book I wanted to read..."
It's not surprising that he forgot it, though - the 16 year old mage often got anxious in awkward situations, especially humiliating ones like that. Looking towards the walkway that lead to the main campus grounds, he wondered how many mages would visit the church to train in the stairway. He was hesitant to get his feet wet there, but they wouldn't improve as Master and Servant duo if they didn't train. He figured they could explore the lower levels of the stairway later today or tomorrow, at least to get a taste of what was to be expected there.